Sentence examples for far shorter half from inspiring English sources

The second, far shorter half, was less successful; it had more players, more round-robin soloing, and it lost focus.

Iodine 131 and other elements that have far shorter half-lives are not as dangerous because it can take weeks for fish to make it to supermarkets and restaurants, according to Hiroki Otani, who teaches in the health and welfare department at Tokyo Metropolitan University.

The far shorter half-life of Plutonium-238 compared to Plutonium-239 results in it being extremely hot.

Plutonium-238 has a far shorter half-life -- 87.7 years compared to Plutonium-239 with a half-life of 24,110 years.

The mean gentamicin and amikacin half-lives (approximately 8 hours) during CVVHDF therapy were far shorter than those previously reported in the literature for less efficient forms of renal replacement therapy.

Plutonium-239 has a half life of 24,000 years, but the human memory operates on a far shorter span.

Our shopping list of commitments will be far, far, far, far, far shorter," he said.

Whaley's tee shots are far shorter.

The relative half-life for different types of biomarkers is depicted in Figure 2, which shows that urinary metabolites possess far shorter residence times within the body than albumin or hemoglobin adducts (Henderson et al., 1989).

But park service and library officials say they are far short of the estimated half-million or so that they need to buy dozens of the most important historical pieces.

Investors are watching warily as the majors - Chevron, Exxon, BP and Shell have now accumulated an unprecedented $184 billion in debt, fallen far short ($40 billion short in the first half of 2016) of their promised goals of paying their dividends from profits, not borrowing.